Looking for leaders Starting with a bang Top-40 sizzler released The Associated Students will honor 55 SJSU The 'Escape Club's' hot album 'Dollars and The SJSU baseball team opened Big West students for their outstanding leadership play with a 2-1 series victory over UCSB Sex' hits the modern rock scene Page 4 Page 8 Page 6 SPARTAN DAILY Vol. 96, No. 39 Published for San Jose State University since /934 Tuesday, April 2, 1991

CSU budget cuts cited SJSU to adopt no credit-card-payment policy By Carolyn Swaggart must be done without credit cards. Interstate Bank, which charges the fee. fees by raising merchandise cost, but Daily staff writer Other departments that have decided to Budget cuts at the university were cited SJSU cannot raise school fees simply to Before the decision was Various departments around SJSU will adopt the new policy include University as the main reasons credit cards will no accommodate the use of the cards, she no longer be accepting credit cards as a Housing Services and Parking Services. longer be accepted. A choice had to be explained. made to stop accepting the means of payment, citing the cards' trans- Athletics and Continuing Education have made between changing the policy or fac- "This is a service that is kind of an extra cards, their use cost the uni- action charge as the reason. decided to continue using the credit cards. ing the "potential for layoffs," according to benefit," Green noted. Student Financial Services initiated the Before the decision was made to stop Barbara Green, director of fiscal services. Green also pointed out that the universi- versity $100,000 last fiscal move when Connie Sauer, associate exec- accepting the cards, their use cost the uni- "I have sent to the Chancellor's Office ty is seeking possible alternatives to the utive vice president of business and finan- versity $100,000 last fiscal year, according proposed legislation that will allow us to cards. "We're also checking banks for year.Each time a credit card cial services, brought the credit card to Linda Vasquez, director of student charge students for this fee," explained anything useful to the students at no extra was used, SJSU was billed expenses to the attention of her superiors. financial services. Green, noting that state law prohibits cost to the university." Several other departments have followed Each time a credit card was used, SJSU retailers from charging back. SJSU is clas- Students who would usually pay their fees $1.26 per $100 charged with their lead. Any payments at the cashiers was billed $1.26 per $100 charged with sified as a retailer under the law. through credit card might consider getting a the card. office that will apply to the fall semester the card. SJSU has a contract with First Retailers usually respond to credit card cash advance instead, Vasquez advised. Campus Flying high SJSU officials fire drill hope to ease exercise planned budget crunch By Chris Lillie But Deputy Supervisor of San Daily staff writer Prop. 98 funds Jose Unified School District Barry Don't panic when alarms sound Schimmel said that pink slips have across campus at 10 a.m. today threatened by already been sent to 109 teachers they'll be signaling a drill, not an in the district because of the poten- earthquake. state's $13 billion tial cutbacks. He said that job cuts Almost every campus building weren't a fact of life yet and that will participate in today's emer- financial deficit the pink slips were just precaution- gency exercise. SJSU Emergency ary, but there was a good chance Preparedness Coordinator Dick By Claudia Bramkamp that the district would have to lay Staley said. Daily staff writer off teachers next year. As state legislators prepare to "Funding for education is in The drill's purpose is to test meet with Governor Pete Wilson SJSU's readiness in the face of an serious jeopardy," he said. "We to hash out a solution to the state won't have the need for as many emergency, he said. budget's looming $13 billion "We're encouraging people to new hires if class sizes get larger deficit, campus officials and union but there will gill be jobs in edu- take this seriously," Staley said. representatives locally are making "A real emergency isn't going to cation, especially for teachers who plans to minimize the effects of are bilingual or teach science and announce itself. We are encourag- possible budget cuts to education. ing people to be survivors." math." Members of the California Fac- In addition to the effort to pro- Once the alarms sound, faculty, ulty Association and California staff and students are supposed to tect Prop. 98 funds, on April 16 Teachers Association plan to the California State Students Asso- "duck, cover and hold for 30 sec- descend on Sacramento April 3 to onds" and then evacuate as far as ciation will sponsor a lobbying ask legislators to protect education effort in Sacramento to protect all possible from the buildings, he Proposition 98, budgets funded by state education funds. A drive said. a voter-sponsored initiative that called "Take Back Our Education" Any disruption to classes will promised 40 percent of the state's he minimal, Staley added. is planning a massive rally by stu- revenues to education. dents and faculty of various "We're only asking for 20 or 30 Students and faculties of minutes out of the academic year." schools, including the University schools throughout the state, fear of California College system, com- he said. that if Prop. 98 funds are reduced. Buildings excluded from the munity colleges, and primary atl.! class sizes in grades kindergarten secondary schools throughout it drill such as the Student Union, through 12 will increase beyond state. Event Center and residence halls the system's ability to offer stu- -- undergo separate emergency According to SJSU director dents an adequate education. SJSU Marci Pedrazzi. local organiza- preparedness tests. Staley said. students graduating from the Recently renovated Washington tions on campus are currently reg- school of education fear trying to istering their membership to vote Square Hall will not participate for find employment after graduation another reason. and each individual group is plan- as the ratio of students to teachers ning its own lobbying effort. The "People just finished moving escalates. C.S.S.A. recommends that stu- into the building," Staley said. Sam Fart, Assemblyman for the dents concerned about the future "They're just physically not ready 29th District said that the state of higher education attend the rally for this exercise." school system accepts 250,000 in Sacramento or talk to their local Today's drill is important for new students each year and that new faculty and students who may legislators in person. State assem- the budget for education increases blymen and senators can generally not know emergency procedures. every year to meet that demand. said George Curtis. one of Duncan be reached in their local offices on "Education is the most impor- Fridays. hail's assistant emergency coordi- tant product of the state of Califor- Dominic Cortese, Assembly- nators. nia The state legislature will not "These drills are to keep every- Ken Wong Daily staff photographer man for the 24th District said he abdicate its duty, but tough deci- objected to cutting any education body at the same level of pre- Senior aviation major Rodel Pasibe, gets some ic Pasibe took advantage of one of the short sions will have to be made," he budgets. Cortese said that good paredness." Curtis said. "I think air while grabbing a Frisbee tossed to him on breaks from recent rains that spring break said. "We'll only be in favor of higher education shouldn't he pit- they're extremely valuable for per. the lawn by Tower Hall last week. The acrobat- granted us by tossing the Frisbee with a friend. suspending the mechanics of Prop. 98 after education is fully funded. See EFEECTS, see page 7 SeeQUAKE', page 7 Delays plague new library computer system By Faye Wells the system over the past semester. As sources came up in nano- and we must update patron records Speaal the Daily Although its most powerful fea- seconds on the terminals, people on the new system. We hope that Clark Library brought up its ture, the key-word search, has not waited an hour to renew or check people will be patient." new computer catalog Thursday, a been completely loaded, students, out books at the circulation desk. The library does not want to quiet day during the spring break. professors and librarians spoke Until all books are converted to maintain the old circulation system But Monday as spring break well of INNOPAC. the new system's circulation status. because it costs $3.000 a month. ended, high technology couldn't Circulation data, now on the old they cannot be renewed by num- Whitlatch said. Had the budget not keep up with the overflow of stu- system must be converted to ber. been cut back this year, the library dents needing to return or check INNOPAC. The result is hour-long The wait angered one borrower probably would have waited until out books. As students, professors delays to check-out or renew a who had expected to renew with- the end of the semester to convert and librarians researched authors, book, and frayed tempers of peo- out having to carry the books in. all books and data to INNOPAC, subjects and titles in seconds, oth- ple who tried to renew hooks by "How long would it take to she explained. ers waited for as much as an hour number. write a sign to tell people they Laura Welsh-Litzinger said she to renew or check out books. As reference librarian Mengx- could not renew by number" the finds INNOPAC user-friendly. "I Jeanette Glidisman Daily staff photographer INNOPAC, the new software, iong Liu. checked state and federal student said. was ready to throw out the old sys- traces sources faster than their pre- water regulations for a marine "There are two problems." said tem." said Welsh-Litzinger while check in Students wait in long lines at Clark Library Monday to vious system Bookfinder, accord- biology major, a fellow librarian Jo Whitlatch. associate director of doing research for SJSU professor and renew hooks. The lines are a result of the library's switch last ing to Judy Reynolds, who has said she would not want to be on Clark Library. "We must get books Larry Gersion. Thursday to an on- line catalogue system called INNOPAC. trained reference librarians to use the circulation desk. out of the old circulation record, See LIBRARY, page 7

_Mk Page 2, Tuesday, April 2, 1991 Forum Opinions Spartan Daily

EDITORIAL LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Accepting a fee increase face these unprecedented cuts. Cellulite police on alert I have heard fees increases characterized A lot has been said about the impending The roof leaks in my new office (the as a major threat to retention. I would like budget crisis and how this will affect Business Quad) and the air conditioning Stay out of Iraqi revolts to point out that there are other threats to students at SJSU. Our state government is was left on the other day. Nothing unique retention. There is a "nuisance factor" that the fighting between the For example, if the U.S. were to in turmoil as they attempt to balance a in it. Those same conditions frequently contributes to students' abandoning their budget that is $10 billion short. We need, existed in Business Tower. I'd complain AsU.S. and Iraqi forces bolster fighting power of the education. Such "nuisances" as long lines now more than ever, to remind our leaders to God, but I'm sure she has other fish to comes to a halt, questions Shiite revolters and they were to at admissions and records, unavailable and representatives in Sacramento how fry. have been raised about whether overthrow Saddam, who would parking for students that have to balance important higher education is to our state. I trust in due course you will follow our military responsibility in the the new government align three-way commutes to work, school and The major proposal being discussed at through and ban smoking in the back of home; shortages in class sections that Middle East should extend to themselves with? this time would both cut our education the two dining halls the only proper force students to take longer to graduate aiding Kurdish and Shiite rebels Most likely, not the U.S. but with system-wide budget cuts, and also course and in the open air 'twist and because they simply can't get the classes fighting Saddam loyalists in Iraq. with neighboring Iran, who is impose higher fees for students (as much 'tween buildings it is your private air they need; unavailability of tutoring to as the region's pre- as 20 percent to 60 percent higher). The space of course. Bush's decision to turn away on emerging help students; inability to buy the books two cannot go together. We cannot allow That done, you must move on. Obesity is the insurgents was tough but, we eminent power thanks, ironically, one needs for classes; poor security for the quality of our education to be rampant on the campus (even in the feel, the most prudent. Although to our crushing of Iraq. women who have to worry about a poorly compromised, and it is there that I draw higher administrative quarters). This lit campus when attending evening the U.S. would like to see the line. requires your immediate action. Might I classes; and untold layers of beauracracy Saddam's regime fall, only the Thirdly, the United States is We need to retain the younger faculty recommend that all food be banned in infesting this campus that are people of Iraq can legitimately still operating under the that will become the tenured professors of faculty offices, all fast food dispensers be compounded further by staff shortages. determine their own fate. umbrella of the United tomorrow, and not threaten them with eliminated from the campus, food only be I personally, won't blindly oppose any layoffs because of the state's budget served during meal hours with two lines First of all, if the U.S. were to Nations mandate that exclusively increase of fees; I think that's stupid. I crisis. We need to maintain reasonable one of diet food for the obviously fat lend their military might to an authorized the use of force to oust will instead simply ask that any fee class sizes so that education can remain a and a regular service for the morally thin. incohesive band of rebels, the Iraq from Kuwait after a firm increases be kept reasonable and personal learning experience. We need to I'm assured by my good physician that be too indefinite. deadline. Deciding unilaterally to predictable so that students can plan outcome would maintain the diversity of our curriculum. fat is at least the killer cigarette smoking ahead for them, and that financial aid be The chaotic state of the Middle breach that mandate would We need to have enough sections of is and at an earlier age yet. increased in proportion to fees. I don't East hardly lends itself to a black undermine the United Nations classes available so that students can get So, you have much to do and I trust you want to see our fees increased to bail out and white choice of which rebel coalition as well as our national the classes they need, when they need will get on with it as quickly as possible. the state's general fund. them. We need to have enough capacity to So much fat! So little time! So many faction to support. Our integrity. Blair Whitney support our university's enrollment, or we opportunities for petty tyranny! understanding of the vastly Lastly, it's time for our men and Junior will face a system becoming backed up as different sects and their ideals is women in uniform to come home. English students take longer and longer to Ed Laurie meager at best. Consequently, It was bad enough that they had to Associated Students graduate. None of this will be easy to do, Professor Director, Community Affairs blind support of a rebel force fight in a region that compares the and none of this can be done while we Marketing would only serve as a shield for American way of life to satanism. U.S. interests in a region where They belong home, basking in the Unjust firing remembered consider the huge money the bigger Undoubtedly, some Spartan supporters schools to "look ahead" and over-extension of our presence glory of their effort with friends March 21 marked the one-year (Cal, Stanford, USC, etc.) spend. will say it is time will muzzle further peace efforts. and family. anniversary of one of the darkest days in In his nine years of coaching at SJSU, "forget" the past. Well, I can't forget the school SJSU's athletic history the firing of Claude's teams went to two California injustice or damage that my Head Football Coach Claude Gilbert. Bowls, won two conference inflicted on the reputation and good heart championships, and football coach! I know I won't and can't forget what they established of an excellent themselves as truly "my" university did to such a decent, one of the best (if not the The only way the university can best) in the Bay Area. In to finally admit hard-working man who gave his all to addition, Claude start the healing process is himself became recognized as a and pay Coach Gilbert what "his" university (remember he graduated highly- their injustice respected judge of not from SJSU too). Coach Gilbert wanted to only football talent he deserves. see the SJSU football program grow and (Mike Perez, James Saxon, etc.) but he helped establish it as one of the best on coaches as well (remember current Coach Terry Holzemer the West Coast, especially when you Terry Shea was once his assistant). Burlingame

REPORTER'S FORUM average. I spent most of my adolescence outgrowing my peers and being ignored BROOKE SHELBY BIGGS by the authority figures I tried to emulate. I was floating in social purgatory. Realizing mortality In bifocal-aided hindsight, my rush toward adulthood was straight out of Indiana Jones. I sped across the bridge as a birthday gift of adolescence as it crumbled behind me into the future below. Mortality has its good and bad points. drugs, gangs and violence. In 1975, I I am beginning to realize that I am I should know. I just had my last good didn't know what divorce was, or drugs among the last who can even dream of birthday. I'm 21. and my mortality or gangs. Violence was Wile E. Coyote. owning a home in the future. I am follows me around like a piece of toilet I was sheltered and privileged and among the last who will be able to tissue stuck to the heel of my shoe. oblivious to the uglier side of the world. attend a public university before the Of course, lots of cynics like to quote Still, it wasn't all fun and games. money runs out. whoever it was who said that if you're either. Childhood never was. Even if today's nine -year-olds not busy being born, you're busy dying. managed to stay out of jail, away from I used to count myself among the cynics the bottle and out of the maternity ward of the world, but now I'm not so sure. After 21 years of straining until they're 21, they'll be lucky to get Mortality does that to you it makes the degrees, adequate training and you wishy-washy. toward my next birthday', decent opportunities to get anywhere in After 21 years of straining toward my I'm now faced with the world. next birthday, I'm now faced with becoming one of those For all my moaning, I can't deny that becoming one of those whining adults I'm damn lucky. who deny their age and wallow in their whining adults who deny Maybe I'm not a kid anymore, but the misery whenever the fateful day arrives. their age and wallow in truth is. I don't even want to be. Such typifies the futility of age, because Mortality made me appreciate the fact everybody else can see the toilet tissue their misery whenever the that I am living what may become one billowing out in the breeze. fateful day arrives. of the last bearable lives in an But I plan to resist becoming a slave to increasingly unbearable world. I'm the calendar. I hereby chain myself to living. That's the point. reality. Some say wistfully that children are And so as I drove through San Just like everyone, I've missed my pure and honest. But honesty hurts Francisco last weekend, trying to find childhood in a hallucinogenic sort of when the truth is that you are the geek some marked poetic justice in visiting way for about 10 years now. It was all of the seventh grade. When you're a kid the city of my birth exactly 21 years four-square and Chutes and Ladders. and you don't fit the cool mold, you later, I looked to the sky and watched a soccer championships and Shawn don't fit. It can be lonely. rainbow touch down in the Cassidy. Yes, it was that for a But I always could wow 'em in the Embarcadero. combined total of about 24 hours. classroom, and won accolades from I couldn't get the smile off my face for Honestly, childhood is a drag, and I adults. They put me in accelerated the next 20 miles as I drove through the Corrections and amplifications wanted it over almost before it began. programs, and eventually I ended up an surreal, emerald hills back to my life in Due to a reporter's error in the March the case was under investigation. For all the times my parents said I'd overgrown intellect in an under- San Jose. Thank God I'm mortal, I 22 Spartan Daily, Zohrch Pierow's If you believe that an error has been want to go back. I never really have. developed psyche. thought. Everyone I know who's name was misspelled. Pierow said she printed, please notify either Angus Especially today, when surviving I wanted to be regarded as an adult, immortal has been dead for years. but I looked like Pippi Longstocking. I did not decline to comment on the case. Klein, executive editor, or Anthony childhood is no joke. Instead, Picrow directed questions Cats[do, forum editor at (408) 924- They just don't make childhood like had opinions on foreign policy when I about the case to her superior because 3280. they used to. Today it's about divorce, was 13, but the adults I idolized only Brooke Shelby Biggs is a Spartan leaned over to ask me my batting Daily staff writer.

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SpartaGuide YesterDaily Today's forecast Trace are not on many students it SpartaGuide is a daily calendar avail- Because able to SJSU students, faculty and campus everyday. YesterDaily Partly cloudy skies with staff organizations at no charge. provides readers with a recap of light winds throughout Forms are available in the Daily issue's top stories the previous the day. Highs in the 60s newsroom, Wahlquist Library North Room 104, and at the Information Nicole Launder collected 811 votes with lows in the 40s. Center of the Student Union. (Letters and defeated Tyler Warfield in the to the editor can also be submitted at for A.S. president. Warfield the Information Center.) The deadline race Wednesday's forecast is 10 am, collected 490 votes. TODAY an SPARTAEROB1CS: In class registration for A.S. set aside $20,000 to counter Mostly sunny skies with session two. Event Center Aerobics Room. expected reduction in funds because call 924-5960 of the proposed 20 percent student light winds. Highs in the RABA: Reception and panel for Business fee increase for next semester. 70s with lows in the 40s. Maior minorities. 6 30 to 8.30 p m . Student Union Almaden Room. call 924-3400. The job duties for the A.S. director HISPANIC BUSINESS ASSOCIATION: -- National Weather General meeting. 6:30 pm. SU Pacheco of environmental affairs position Room, call 924-2707 will be determined by a committee Service STUDENTS FOR NAT'L HEALTH INSUR- made up of interested students. ANCE: Information table. 8 a.m to 3 pm front of S.0 . call 924-8368, Woodward Room. University Club Eighth Quit 7M5U5S9L. IM STUDENTS ASSOCIATION: STUDENT HEALTH SERVICE: Club- and San Salvador streets. call 924-5530 Support group for smokers who have or are Weekly meeting & information. 1 to 4 p.m . considering quitting, noon. Health Building AKBAYAN CLUB: General meeting, 2 30 to S U Guadalupe room. call 248-0850 or 288- Room 208. call 924-6119 4 p.m.. S.U. Guadalupe Room. call 283- 0702 WEDNESDAY CAMPUS MINISTRY: Bible study-Gospel of STUDENTS FOR NATIONAL HEALTH IN- Mark, noon to 1 p.m.. S U. Montalvo ROOM: STUDENTS PROGRAM ASSOCIATED SURANCE: Information table 8 a m to 3 Community Night- 'Sharing Our Faith Nile Cinema- Dances Sto- BOARD: Wednesday p.m , in front of S U . call 924-8368 ries . 7 to 830 p.m , 300 S San p m . Morris Dailey 10th and With Wolves, 6 and 9 Carlos streets. call 298-0204. Auditorium THURSDAY CAMPUS LEFT: Weekly meeting. 8.30 George Ortiz Daily staff photographer RE-ENTRY ADVISORY PROGRAM: Brown CHICANO LIBRARY RESOURCE CEN- p.m . S U. Costanoan Room. call 448-2750 Junior Phil horn, an aerospace engineering ing a Schick obstacle course promoting the Bag Lunch: Resources For Women at TER: Nora Villagran- Journalist Under As- GAY, LESBIAN, BISEXUAL SJSU, noon to 1:30 p.m.. S.U. Pacheco sault An Act of Discrimination the San ALLIANCE: major, takes a swipe at shaving a balloon dur- new 'Tracer' razor by Schick. at Meeting: Pride Week and Terrace Room, call 924-5939 Jose Mercury News. noon to 1 p m.. Dance Walqu- planning. 4:30 p.m. to 630 FRATERNITY: ist Library North room 307 call 924-2707 or p.m.. S U. Gua- PHI BETA SIGMA Spring dalupe Room. call 236-2002 91 Smoker. 9 p.m., S.0 Guadalupe Room. 924-2815 ASSOCIATED STUDENTS call 279-1751. SJSU RE-ENTRY ADVISORY PROGRAM: 55 CLUB: Deadline for application for A S Sperm wanted: inquire within FACULTY BOOK TALKS: AEVP FD & 0 Re-entry Support Group 12 30 p m to 1 30 55 Club Student Recognition Ceremony. applications Mo will review: J. Barker, The pm Administration Building room 201. call Oayoumi available in the A S office, third floor of Business of Paradigms: 1230 to 1:20 pm. 924-5930 \l\\ 1 I iRIS (Al') -- A wom- al Center in Dallas and an In tests invoking more than 100 S U call 924-6244 an's lertilits inay be helped by a imestiator at the Howard Hughes samples. the follicular fluids con- "calling all sperm signal emitted Medical Institute there. sistently accumulated more sperm hy her eggs, and learning more The work was done at the Van- than the laboratory substance did. The lights go out in Berkeley about it could pros idc new ap- derbilt I 'niversity Medical Center contained suggesting the fluids BERKELEY (API A power after 9 p.m., police said. Powei proaches tii contraception and in- in Nashville and at the Wei/mann Today's Spartan some sort of attractant. outage put half of the city in the was restored about 11:45 r 1. fer'iIii . a slid suggests. Institute of Science in Rehovot. Is- But only half the follicular dark for more than 21/. hours. utility said Pacific Gas & Electric spok, - Daily contains Si,. lent ists tio.iiitl e 'deuce that rael Garber, and co-authors pre- fluids saiiiplcd shi,Wed the attraction. In officials said. man Ron Rutkowski. some e;Jes emit a substance that at- sent the work in the April 1`.1lle ol a test of 1)2 follicular fluids A spokesman for Bay Area An equipment failure at a sub the following tracts speon. and that those eggs the Proceedings of the National from -tO %omen, researchers found that Rapid Transit said the downtown station was blamed for the outage. are f ai more likel to be fertihied. Academy of Sciences. inserted attract usc fluids almost always Berkeley station was evacuated which affected about I I ,60) cus- I he subsiame itself has not been Fins is ver, earls and ohs- came from eggs that could he later and closed Sunday night because tomers and darkened city streets. Mem it ie.' or isolated. and re- muskrequires :I 1111 1/1 additional advertising lertiliied in the test tube, while un- the emergency lighting at the sta- according to PG&E. searchers do not know it the appar- work. but as a first step I Mink its ant act use fluids generally came lion was not bright enough for safe There were no reports of injuries ent attractant reall comes from mine attract is e. said Dr. Norbert material: CFA I rom eggs that failed to he ferti- loading and unloading, or looting, the police dispatcher eggs. said study co-author David ileieher. president of the Center i/ed. The lights flickered out shortly said. Ciarhers. tor Human Reproduction in Chi- But if it can he biund and pu- cago. rified. it might lead to treatment for women who are infertile be- The researchers used follicular cause they lack it. he said. fluid from women who were !las- .\ new contraceptive approach ing eggs removed for test-tube fel - could also he des eloped if another tiluation. and took sperm from substance could he tound to block, Wide Mir; . it's effect. A 'blocking substance I he poletP 4ifite sperm into BIG SAI,E 111,11 ,its direcM on sperm might thimble -wed chambers. cm ered eS en lead ti a male contraceptive the sperm ss th a filter, and then (iather. said poured in either follicular fluid or a lie said the nest research step is standard laboratory chemical. to identity and purity the attracting After 111 to 15 minutes, they re- substance or suhstans es Garber% is moved the material above the filter a pharmacology rui 'lessor at the and looked to see how much sperm 1:111\ custh of I eds Southwestern had swum into it. LIN' Minimum wage increase still? below deserved pay APRIL 1st - 3rd 1,,S111\1M1N LSI') Siam minimum wage went trom 53 z - \ mei 1, am began earning larger an hour to 5.1.80. It was the tiro is heck. Monday as the tedcial increase in Dead v a decade. minimum wage rose M 45 cents all About .1 million Americans Call ! hour to S4.25. hut organized labor the 11111111MM wage.. But million 9:00am - 4:00pm said the NIONt V. ill not lift many ot higher-paid workers also ma% workers out tit itvert,v belief if because the boost could poi - '1 tics can't support a Wittily on pressure on employers to hot,1 this and in many cases can't sup- their wages hy comparahlt port themselves." said Rudy Os- amounts. wald. chic, economist of the Ali - Sen. Edward M Kcollet.% . I> CIO. %% Inch wants the base wage \LW..., chairman ot the Serial, - UP TO increased to S5 75 an hour 11) Labor and [Inman Resotat es Cr April 1994. mince. called the As.. -cent taisc The increase in the minimum "April Fool's increase, well bel wage inim situ) an hour is the what low -wage workers deSerl: second step ot a two-pan increase "Just to restore the ground Ii.! Congress enacted m 1989. in the Reagan years, the minimum Mc first step it the nu:lease should he 55 15 an hour tocla to. ilico a seat ago. when the Kennedy said % OFF

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President Arneze Washington and involvement of individual students Now come to the Associated Student's May 2 in the Student Union Ballroom dents for their involvement in the campus, introduced the idea which organizers say both in and out of the classroom is impor- office and fill out an application for the 55 from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. community or athletic areas; political will be an annual event. "He wanted to tant and should be recognized," Whitney Club. The A.S. is looking for the unsung "We wanted it to be a very elite thing," activism; academic excellence and person- recognize people who haven't been recog- said. heroes of SJSU, says Juli Martino, A.S. Martino said. "We want the 55 club to al achievement. nized before," Martino said. "Far too often, true leadership and presidential assistant stand for something." Local dignitaries In addition to the application, at least The club is the start of another SJSU achievement fails to be recognized, due to These heroes will be the first members will speak at the award ceremony and one letter of recommendation and any per- tradition, said Blair Whitney, A.S. director the impersonal nature of our large campus of the A.S. 55 Club, which is designed to each winner will receive a framed certifi- tinent articles or clippings that are proof of of communications. "This sort of event is population," he said. "The A.S. 55 Club award students who go above and beyond cate and catered food supplied by Spartan student leadership are needed. long overdue." will change that." SJSU's television news staff United States names companies takes CIPA Sweepstakes Award that helped Iraq's war machine By Corey Tresidder for general excellence, the Spartan in best radio feature story (Chuck Daily stall voter Daily representatives received a Holler) and first and second place WASHINGTON (AP) The deal with them, you deal with Cm ;is being among the front At the 1991 California Intercol- second place award for the best in best radio sportscast (Mike Treasury Department said Mon- Saddam.’ companies. It has been illegal for legiate Press Association (CIPA) sports section, third place for best Pietroff and Don Gordon). Second day that two American busi- Robson added there are eitiiens to fly on Iraqi Am competition in Sacramento on overall design of a full-size daily place awards were given in best nesses are among 52 "front" "many more eases that are under ways since President Bush insit - March 23, SJSU won the Sweep- and third place for best newspaper radio newscast (Joe Feeney) and companies it has identified as in', estiption." but he declined ((tied an embargo and asset stakes Award for television, while editorial. best radio sports story (Chris part of Saddam Hussein's world- to give details freeze against Iraq following its the Spartan Daily came in third First place awards went to Lemire). wide financial and arms trading The issi IS. companies are invasion of Kuwait last Aug. 2. network. place for general excellence in a Michael Caulfield in best sports For the on-the-spot competi- Bay Industries Inc.. an engi- The Treasury named 49 other The also full-size daily newspaper. photography, Julie Lynn Rogers tion, SJSU took first and second department named 37 neering firm in Los Angeles. and Iraqi front companies. more than individuals, none based The Sweepstakes Award is the for best picture story and Raul in best radio sports story (Don in the Matrix Churchill Corp., the 30 of is are based in Britain. United States, whom it top honor given for the outstand- Dominguez for best news illustra- Gordon and Chris Lemire) and said acted American machine tools subsid- Others are located in Egypt, Bra- as middlemen for the Iraqi gov- Hondu- ing program at the competition. tion or graphics. Edwin Acevedo won third place for best radio iary of a British corporation. zil. Germany. Italy and ernment in using the companies SJSU's television news staff took placed third for best front page news story (Ethel Santiago) and There were no answers to re- ras to hide billions of dollars that first and third for best newscast layout and Anthony Cataldo took best radio feature story (Susan peated phone calls to fLo Indus- Robson said cooperation from Saddam's family skimmed from and second for best television third for best investigative report- Sahninen). tries in Santa Monica and no im- friendly foreign governments had Iraq's oil revenues. The front news and entertainment maga- ing. CIPA is an association of Cali- mediate comment from Matrix been "gixxl." but he declined to companies were used to buy zine. Joe Feeney took first for Print journalism awards given fornia collegiate media programs, Churchill. he specific. weapons, tools, spare parts and best television sports feature story for on -the-spot competition but includes University of Nevada Treasury agents seized the as- raw materials for Saddam's war "Worldwide and third for best television include a first place for Joseph Vil- Reno and Las Vegas because with sets of Bay Industries on March cooperation will machine, officials said. help eliminate this network." sportscast larin in best feature photography two universities, Nevada does not 22. along with those 01 Anees he The Treasury said U.S. com- his wile Shams:a-Ian al- said. Other awards for SJSU's televi- and seconds for best sports story have an association of its own, Wadi and panies and citizens are prohibited Hayderi. Wadi ctintrols Bay In- sion program are second and third (Randy Robertson), best editorial according to a CIPA delegate. The The department also identified from doing any business with dustries. the government al- place finishes in both best televi- (Rob Neill), best news story officers of the organization include and 1641 merchant ships owned or Iraqi front companies and mid- leged that all three had helped news story (Bill Griffith and (Adam Steinhauer), best feature six students and a professor from controlled hi the Iraqi govern- sion dlemen without the department's Saddam procure arms hr Iraq. Dorcich, respectively) and story (Christine DeGraw) and best the CSU system. ment. It said 1..S. companies and Chuck permission. Convictions of vio- The down feature story (Scott front page layout (Edwin Aceve- CIPA holds the competition at a government shut citizens are prohibited from best television lating the prohibitions could Matrix Churchill's Cle eland. and Kelly Kline) and do). convention every spring. The loca- using the ships. subject it) the Southward mean criminal penalties of up to Ohio. plant last September is hue best television SJSU's radio program also took tion is determined at the conven- same penalties as for doing busi- second place in 12 years in prison and ST million the U.S. Customs Service es- Dockus). many awards at CIPA. In the mail- tion, as different schools make a ness is mu 10m1 companies and sportscast (Greg in fines. tigatcd allegations that it was in. third place SJSU took first place bid to hold the event. agents. In addition to taking in categories, Civil penalties of up to $250.- iii!', in antis shipments to Iraq. 000 also may be imposed. the The plant was a front for Saddam Monday's announcement was Treasury said. to disguise the flow of technical part of an investigation by the We want the network ex- C'. pert Ise and items front the t S and Kuwaiti governments Masses of jellyfish mistaken for posed and we want it neutral- tiuiteil States to Iraq. a Customs into Iraq's worldwide financial oil spill in bay ized." Treasury Deputy Secre- of f icial said at the time. network. The probe found that MONTEREY (AP) Look! off Point Sur. about 80 miles south erect sail, which is how they were tary John Robson said at a news The Treasury also listed Iraqi Saddam. who took power in Out in the ocean! It's the Blob! It's of San Francisco. blown by the wind toward shore, conference. "We are putting the Airways offices in Los Angeles: 1979. is one ot the world's rich- an oil slick! No! It's the Velella ye- The first report came about II said Baldridge. world on notice that when you Southfield, Mich. and New York est men. lella! a.m., said Muffins. But plans for Velella velella, tiny jellyfish oil-slick containment were called "It is normal in March. April commonly known as "by-the-wind off at midday when the jellyfish and May for the jellyfish to wash sailors," landed on local beaches landed at Garapata State Beach. up on beaches due to wind condi- by the millions, forming a mas- tions. said Freya Sommer. jellyf- sive, gooey mess that set off a brief "I'm just so glad it's not a pe- ish expert at the Monterey Bay oil slick scare. troleum product." said Coast Aquarium. Tom Mullins. spokesman for the Guard Petty Officer Matthew. You asked for Office of Emergency Services in Wheeler. "We were geared up for "There were not so many last Sacramento, confirmed Friday that the worse." year. but this year there seems to the be incredible amounts." she said. jellyfish led to a spill alert. By-the-wind sailor schools give "There were nine agencies Sommer said the jellyfish in the a computer that's real noti- the appearance of a darkish-blue fied area are "left-handed,' referring Monday about the possibility oil slick when on the ocean, said of a to the tack of its sail. spill." he said. fellow petty officer Dale Light. "They were out there by the jil- In the mid-Pacific, the popula- college material. lions," state Department of Fish Once ashore, Velella velella cast tions Velella are mixed with and Game patrol Captain Phil a "striking blue" color on the left-and right-handed sails Nelms said of the jellyfish. "It beaches, said Alan Baldridge of mixed," she said. happens about every year. We the Hopkins Marine Station in Pa- know they are out there because cific Grove. "They sometimes The constant winds of recent we get a rash of oil spill reports." make the beach look blue. Then storms brought the left-handed jel- The Coast Guard and Nelms' they dry out and look like cello- lies to California. leaving the right- We heard you. department were told that a 60- phane." handed ones scattered over the mile-long slick had been spotted The jellyfish has a triangular ocean.

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s Page 6, Thesday, April 2, 1991 Features Spartan Daily A helping hand 'The Escape Club' grooves with latest upbeat offering Bs Robert Drueckhammer Special to the Daily Like a dream that you never want to end. the Escape Club's new album. "Dollars and Sex," is as hot as any album around. The album, which includes sev- eral songs popular among Modern Rock and '1'op-40 music listeners, starts out with a definite rock heat to it with the songs 'The Edge of Your Bed" and "Call it Poison.’

Above: Students from Occupa- tional Therapy 131, Practice ' 'The Edge ot Your Bed. and Theors III, learn handling which imitates the Music style ()I techniques for brain -damaged another earlier release the hand did called "Wild Wild West." should clients. The students practice attract many Top-40 music lovers how to pick up and lay down who are looking for a song with a 'The Escape Club' members, left to right, John Holiday . 111,111 each other in front of Clark good heat to dance to. The next Zekasica, Trevor Steel, and .1ohnnie ’twist. Librars.. These clients are chil- song. "C: ii il Posion." which is dren with cerebral pals s as well already ;icing played on seeral died, hut l’e gone 1111%1,110V. Ills1 heat, once again C114110 , mileI as indisiduals with head injuries Bay Area radio stations, definitely 111111k of me. and I'll he there." great sound as the lost less think. and strokes. solidifies the hand's Top-40 audi- tells more than words. on the album. ence. But the next song. "Shout the "Freedom."' the next track iii Right: Dr. Gordon Burton uses Walls Down." jolts you hack to "Dollars and Sex." is %cry reg occupational therapy senior Bitt as the album moves along to reality with a strong drum beat and gae, and is another loser on the in. it definitely Doug Roen as an example to tracks further an exciting background guitar mel- album. This song tries to inmate switches to a more modern rock has %cry un- modern nick groups trom the C.11.1In show handling techniques. ody. This song also sound with the next two songs. lyrics accompanying 1980S NA 1111 11111e t II' no stICIAI, These methods help present the derstandable 'So Fashionable ’ and "I'll he the music, which is something that And "titigat Man." the W0110 clients from injuring them - There." the rest of the album seems to to last pack on the album. makes seises. "So Fashionable" makes you miss. you IA11111 to pu..11 the stop button think rit the girl you've always Side two of the album features on print (apt: pla it But listenet. wanted to have an intimate evening on which are more foreign. The sItu ruldn't. because the last track. ss ah and has lyrics that stir the hist song. this City ." has a 'C'ome Ali e.’ once again i.xakcs imagination into a frenzy. The harsher sound and sy nthesi/ed me- listeners up song's lyrics. "She's so slick. lodies which distract Irian the real "Come xx Inch features She's so cool.... She can't love. meaning of the song. With Iries catchy s and a strong bedt She's so fashionable." definitely. that don't make sense and a heat does esaclt, %Oral it siru s Atter bring your spirits up. that changes tempo iilmost indis- being put to sleep h die last ins "I'll Be There" lyrics: "Over criminately. "This City" sounds songs. Come :Vise Makes iorri mountains. over trees, over more like a had Ikpesche Mode want to dame. oceans, mer seas, across the de- song. "Dollars and Sex" us an album Photos by sert. I'll he there.** is a definite But the next song. "Blast Off to that shouldn't he missed. On a Jeanette Glicksman "Loser's truly'' track inn the heaven.'' definitely sounds inure scale of tine to this fine ranks a album Fur anyone with a ((wed like The Escape Club. This song. nine. And it the two "sleeper** one that's Mr ;ma>. ttlrs mIng will which again features a great guitar songs weren't on the album. it definaels nurse situ1 1 inns 1111%-c background and a very rhythmatie would rank in 10 Deadline coming up for playwrites

1)1,1 55 riling euordinator at that I imersit Fhealer product ii Harold C. Crain Imre The award, which encour- "Hall THAT aged new playwrites. was avail- TIRED OF award offers $250 able nationwide for students to Any play s should he sent to the enter, hut last year the department department of theater arts. Hugh and play performed decided to limit the participants to Gillis I fall room MO. By Shrine Terry SJSU students only. Daily stain writer "We found that even though thi_ ORDINARY Aspiring playwrights get the number of entries was fewer, the chance to show off their talents in quality was very good." David this semester's competition for the Kahn. the current play writing Summer Session In Harold C. Crain Student Playwrit- coordinator said. "It also alloix s us Guadalajara! a to work with the playwrite. rather ing Award. Any student seeking 1991 SUMMER JOB?? degree at SJSU or who attended than the winner being somewhere Thirty-Ninth Year part-time after the fall 19149 semes- like New York." ter is eligible for the contest. The prim-winning play then July 7- August 15 The deadline for scripts is April could he entered in the nahrinal Optional 3.week sessions K and the (A inner v).111 re(..eie 1/4,251) competition for plai.ss win)! in ilic available for selected Courses Ist Session July 1 -July 26 CHILL DV TY The award was established 20 years ago to honor 'rid Session July 28 -August 16 Credit Undergraduate Crain, who was the department chairman and the Graduate Up to it units Opportunity to fulfill playwriting coordinator at that time. BilingrraVFSI endorsement WANTED: 6/or Spanish language proficiency requirements in cash, plus the production of the American College Theater IT,11%.11 Courses In Energetic, fun -loving, responsible students play by the department of theater held in Washington. D.C. - Spanish I anguage arts. "It's like the NCAA nit theater literature (Proficiency and Communication stressed) to execute the PEP-sj.1 H1LL r_AFT, taste To submit a play.. it must be 20 - arts." Kahn said. Bilingual Fducatinn 60 minutes long and an original Political Science Last semester. Kevin Cornelni, work with no translations or direct Anthropology won the award for his play "Los test promotion this summer. Earn money adaptations. It must he typed. Mexican Music ani Dance int! ’llouch. play revolved lye with a Mexican family firmly hound and accompanying a 'The around a mother and daughter and ' Travel to local and self-addressed stamped envelope while you're having fun! Positions are their lack of communication. 1 surrounding sites enough for the script to he re- large play sent the message that folk, turned along with the contest-win- For IntormatIon, contact should appreciate the relationship, available throughout the San Francisco Bay ner's name. 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Spartan Daily Tuesday, April 2, 1991, Page 7 Up in smoke Blue-ribbon panel group organized to review LAPD training procedures LOS ANGELES (AP) For- The supervisor's remarks were live to allegations of police brutal- tner Deputy Secretary of State quoted in Sunday's Los Angeles ity, prosecutors and defense attor- Warren Christopher will direct a Times. neys say. citizens review of the Police De- Police statistics show that the In one of the first local brutality partment in the wake of the Rod- number of arrests by Foothill Divi- suits to go to trial after the beating. ney King beating, a newspaper re- sion officers in the first two weeks a U.S. District Court jury awarded ported Monday. of March dropped by 15 percent Benjamin Rojas of El Sereno $25,- Christopher will chair a blue- over the same period last year, (X)0 in damages and found one of- ribbon panel appointed by Mayor from 2.842 to 2,385. ficer guilty of misconduct. Tom Bradley, the Los Angeles The division commander. Dep- Rojas claimed that four officers Times said, quoting City Hall uty Chief Mark A. Kroeker, said and a sergeant threw him to the sources who requested anonymity. there wasn't enough evidence link- ground and hogtied him in an alley Bradley also plans to name re- ing the arrest rate to a lack of con- in 1989. cently retired Assistant Police fidence or low morale caused by Civil rights attorney Stephen Chief Jesse A. Brewer and crimi- repeated TV broadcasts of the Yagman said the King beating will nologist James Q. Wilson as senior beating videotape. better plaintiffs' chances of win- advisers to the panel, the newspa- Still, he said he was worried that ning police misconduct cases. per said. the incident has hurt performance. "My view is that it will simply The mayor's commission would "I am concerned because I am make jurors more fair." said Yag- he the second group formed in the wondering if the officers are feel- man, who specialiies in police last week to review law enforce- ment training and procedures in I Ais Angeles. 'I am concerned because I am wondering if the Last week, Chief Daryl F. Gates said he had appointed retired state officers are feeling unsupported. If the officers Supreme Court Justice John A. Ar- back, then that has an impact on the Barry Gutierrez -- Special to the Dail guelles to lead an inquiry into po- are pulling lice misconduct. city's safety.' The First United Methodist Church suffers and later demolished by a wrecking crew Civil rights activists have crit- Mark Kroeker. fatal damage during an early -evening fire Wednesday. Easter service was held on folding icized Gates' appointment of Ar- March 24. The church was completely gutted chairs in the church's social hall. guelles, saying he lacks expertise Deputy chief in police work needed for an effec- ing unsupported," Kroeker said. cases. "This will simply take away tive investigation. "If the officers are pulling back, the edge the police have. I don't Gates' panel was announced as then that has an impact on the think anyone is going to forget that One is the key-word feature, part of a 10-point plan intended to speeding research through titles city's safety." tape, and that's a good thing." he QUAKE avoid a recurrence of the police around Los An LIBRARY when the user may not know a ref- In courtrooms tie[e beating of King. King was kicked geles, the King case has made ju- From erence's exact name. Using key- From page! page! and beaten March 3 by baton- increasingly skeptical of po- words, researchers can better and sonnel. It doesn't take a great deal rors EFFECTS "To switch to a new search is wielding officers during a traffic report. faster check the relationship of work." lice testimony, prosecutors 11 easier. If your subject is not found stop. judge dis- From page 1 between different subjects, like Curtis, whose emergency pre- A Superior Court it throws you into the alphabetic The beating was videotaped by a missed a juror in a murder trial last ted against primary and secondary that between exercise and emo- paredness duties include oversee- area so you can look it up," she bystander and broadcast nation- other jurors quoted the education budgets because stu- tional stability. ing Duncan Hall's chemistry, mete- week after said. "I wish it was here in January ally, prompting local investiga- woman as saying, "If the police dents entering the higher education The library anticipates delays at orology and geography depart- when I signed up for this project. tions, a Justice Department probe say it. I don't believe it." Deliber- system need to be properly pre- the circulation desk for the ments, said his responsibility today Things would have gone a lot next of police brutality, and demands ations resumed with an alternate pared. "We'll all have to face three weeks, Whitlatch said. To will be making sure the building is faster." that Gates resign. juror. some cuts, but education shouldn't avoid waiting in line, she says to evacuated. English major Joan McCabe The beating has lessened police A Superior Court judge dis- take the brunt of it. Ultimately, the considers INNOPAC an improve- put books not requiring renewal in "My specific duties are to coor- credibility in the courtroom and governor will just have to raise dinate the floor sweepers," he said. missed a juror in a murder trial last ment. the book drop. The library will bill cop morale on the streets, officers week after other jurors quoted the taxes," he said. "That's my primary duty." "This is really nice so far," she for overdue books later. and attorneys say. woman as saying. "If the police Kim Williams. A. S. President As for the actual preparedness, said. "I tried to use the old system Photocopy material if confined Arrests are down at the Police say it. I don't believe it." Deliber- at California State University at Curtis' most difficult task is safe- here and got so frustrated and I felt to only a few pages in the book, she Department's Foothill Division, ations resumed with an alternate Los Angeles and organizer of the guarding Duncan Hall's hazardous so stupid. It would not stop suggested. Also, try not to use the home station for four officers ac- juror. April 16 rally, agreed that all edu- scrolling and then the machine library between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. chemicals, he said. cused in the King beating. The beating "is going to make cation funds must be protected. "First of all, we want to prevent would stop working. I'm not an when it is at its busiest, she added. "Self-initiated arrests are prosecution much more difficult." "Pitting one set of students against spills," engineer "she added. Students with overdue books can Curtis said. down," a San Fernando Valley po- said Deputy District Attorney An- another in the budget is stupid," ii Scheduled to come up March 1, explain specific situations to To achieve this, chemicals are lice supervisor said. "What else toinette Decker. the prosecutor in she said. "If they cut off our fund- the library faced delay converting Dorothy Yale or Helen Lee who are stored on "earthquake shelves" would you expect? This whole in- the case. "The furor hasn't dimin- ing there will be no affordable catalog cards to electronic format. in charge of the circulation desk. proven to be effective at limiting cident has been a demoralizing ished at all. Many jurors in future place for many students to go tov Although all data is available, Whitlatch added, "And don't try spillage, he said. thing for the department. The con- cases will question the credibility college. But if they cut Prop. 98 according to Reynolds, certain to check out a book 10 minutes "We had very little problem dur- stant badgering has a ripple ef- (4 LAPD officers." funds, how will the students ever features have not yet been loaded. before class." ing the 1989 quake," Curtis added. fect ’ Jurors also appear more sensi- get here?" she asked. Classified

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Henderson lined out to left field in D'Frrico followed with Backup DH the second inning. and Gauchos ground-hall single which snuck center fielder Jerrold Rountree into center. scoring Mora with thi made a diving, sliding catch of tying run. Henderson's singli comes through Charles Havers liner to right cen- moved Mora to third and the bases ter leading off the sixth. loaded up when the Gauchos mis- in the clutch The Spartans' stayed persistent, played Dan Smith's grounder ti though. and it paid oft. SJSU second. K JiiiiJohnson pitcher Chris Martin hung in Up came Jason Drotar, who re- Daily stall wider against the Gauchos and, despite placed starting first baseman Matt Fred Flintsone is trying to surrendering seven hits, shut them Wollaston in the seventh. The change SJSU baseball history. down. After UCSE1 got its only run backup infielder, a lefthander, was The MI baseball team has his- in the fourth inning. no Gaucho ad- hitting .071 with one hit in 14 at- torically started fast in non-confer- vanced past second base against hats. Advantage Myers. ence play. then cooled down Martin. off against Rig West Conference op- "After that first run I told Chris, So. Naturally. Drotar fought baiting ponents. This season. the Spartans I.ct's not let this thing get away several nasty pitches. into a es chewed their usual fast start, from us. Hold them and we'll UCSR hurler Tom Myers playing less than .500 ball for Hillary Scheid Daily staff photographer score sonic runs for you.''' balk which scored D'Errico with Spartan leftlielder Jorge Mora eventuallymade SiSt touch of the early season. But they Santa Barbara on Friday. SJSU lost Friday's coach Sam Piraro said. "Our the go-ahead run. It to third base on this play in a game against "I was upset about the hulk have played better lately. game 7-4 but won the series 2-1. pitching was oustanding all series. One reason has been the solid cleanup hitter too. Since the guy 1.ast week, the Spartans (15-13) urday. They did a hell of a job. This was a eall.- said t ICSR coach Al Ferrer. in play of junior Pete D'Errico. The with the tie -hydrant build has had a chalice to test D'Errico's the- The Spartans split the first two tough series, a dogfight all the way 'It was lust a matter of timing was no in- Fred Flititstone look-alike has been in the starting lineup the ory in their 1991 Rig West Confer- games of the series by winning the through. This team developed a M ers' !notion. There It Idled in admirably since top offen- Spartans have compiled a 10-4 re- ence opening series against UC- first 4-3 and losing the second 7-4. sense of toughness. I'm really tent to entrap the baserunner. broke the sive recruit Man Nuet. Who batted cord. Santa Barbara at Municipal Sta- The third game looked like any- proud." %,as important because it for cleanup as the designated hitter. "We've always started fast and dium. thing but a Spartan classic early. After Steve Anderson grounded lead and it broke up the chance went down in late February with a tailed off in conference." D'Errico And it was D'Errico's seventh SJSU trailed 1-0 and had been no- out to start the seventh inning. a double pla.’’ knee injury. D'Errico was asked said. "This hit through the first 5 I 3 innings. year we're trying to do inning heroics which highlighted a Jorge Mora slammed a line drise -There Nele two or three real not only to fill in at Nuels desig- the Spartans had only the opposite. We're gradually 6-1 SJSU comeback win in the In addition, which got just under the gliise ot at-hats in that n:lied hitter outstanding position, hut as the climbing up the hill." third, and deciding, game on Sat- managed to hit two balls hard. Ken diving Rountree tor a double. Piraro said. Spartans fight for split with Nebraska Huskers By Susan Brown Trina Walsh pitched all 10 in- Daily staff writer ning. mcnii Inc het third loss 01 the The Spartan softball team is eat Vs .11.11 struck out four making up for all its rained out games by putting in as many in- Mule II" mitt lip 13 hits. possible. Stephanie Skegas gol the tit in tor nings as Nebraska The Spartans i 14-9) played 19 Nebraska scored first in the sec- innings of sonhall on Saturday ond game 1.%1111 a run in the first in- when they split a doubleheader ning. The Spartans eame back ss with Nebraska Cornhuskers 0)- all the mo of their own to go 7). Nebraska svon the first game 4- in the third ahead 2- I Nebraska tied the game 1 in a 10 inning allan and SJSU ss ith one more run M i he f inh. The took the second alter nine innings yame mem into the ninth inning of play. 3 2. untiI second baseman RI)/ Rios hit In the first game. Nebraska a mo-oin single that stored pinch scored last in the top ot the Ii urth runnel 1 mmmi a Stankovich !num sec- when shortstop Shae Sloan hit a rind base two-out double to center scoring Ii,m W duct) v.ent the catcher Kris Vueuresic from sec- distance tor 51St Mk ICASIng her record to ond base. an es en 3-3 The Spartans came right hack in The Spartans are current) the bottom half of the inning when fourth in the Hig West vi tilt a league catcher 'rand Rudd got a bases- re- ot 7-3 to loaded single that knocked in third cord .Fhey are scheduled pla.v Big Fresno baseman Jackie 1 ass no to tie the West leading State came at one apiece the game in a doubleheader at P Sta- on I !esti o cut all the ss,uy to the ioth inning dium Wednesda night Is ranked second naitonall %%Ink; before the I luskers esploded in Ken Wong Daily stall photographer the Spartans still remain in the top their half 44 the inning %%itli three 2t1 at numbcr 1k SJSU shortstop Tracy Lopez gets down to tag Nebraska's Shae Saturday at I'. Stadium. The Spartans split the two game se- runs. Sloan during the 9th inning of game one of the double-header held ries, losing the first 4-1 and taking the second 3-2. Lots of fish stories, but no win Spartan sports week Final competitions for SJSU This week in sports for SJSU gymnastics ends with mixed results for women's golf in Hawaii II Shigeru Nishiwaki slit CesSItIll c ainpaign Opponent Time Daily staff wrier X1'it k Mutt s nett peici best 11) Robert W. Scoble tational. Coach Gale said that she flax 51/QA The regular Wilr..4 in came to an 17 IS. thc ninth highest scot,: in Daily staff wider might have helped the team slice Tue Baseball UC Davis 7:00 end for both Ore women's and st !tool hist. The %omen's golf team didn't its way past the first two finishers. Wed Men's Tennis USF 2:00 men's g),,ninaslics teams during the XX is klimil. along rib teammate come home f its latest tourna- University of Arinina and ICI ,A Fresno 6:00 Softball State spring break lusIc Solod. twiddled tor the ment in Hawaii ss th %% hat it For Nicole Homer, the course Thu Women's Tennis UC Santa Cruz 2:00 team 15-141 N( \ \ Reg tonal wanted, hut it did get a 152.5 was a return to high school haunts 'Me Women's Fri Baseball Long Beach State 230 ( I:Plies VI On this cuiuiimuig %seekenr1 iii C01).1111.. pound 1 ish. and she hated it. "I really nest', hosted Spartan finished the sea- lire top -ranked SJSII team liked that golf course." she said Men's Volleyball UC Berkeley 7:30 March 23. SIM' son on a good note, placing third in putted its way to a third place in ' he wind was just horrendous.** Sat Baseball Long Beach State 1:00 NAC.111V11111C. 111C 111C11 learn the Ilse-team competiniin behind the Rainht Av Wahine Invitational She last played at the course 11:1% dell 1.1 1 (1 I/11 \1.1111 22 111 Women's Gym NCAA Regionals 7:30 ranked (*al and 1 A -1)a) is Golf 'I'ournament on the Kaneohe I MI) crnitupc'ic' iii the pm* champion when she was a junior in high Men's Gym NCAA Regionals 7:30 K tipper Golf Course last week. school and her parents Ilse about I he) did ii% elan a sers hal ships I he Spartan. Implied ninth Hut the team had some unexpected 30 minutes away. Men's Volleyball UC Davis 7:30 anted pertormance. 51St head in the team competition cull) a excitement when it helped head But limner overcame her teals Sun Men's Tennis Long Beach State 12:00 coach Jackie Walkei said. 1 here stoic ol 265 115 coach Mark Gale reel in a 152.5 to tie Hanson for the top scoring Baseball Long Beach State 1:00 NCR' a less mistakes 11111X.4111 pound Marlin on a fishing trip after spits on the team and I Ith overall less IllisidkV, run hats. Inn inerall 1 he men also ilualitied tor a Home games in bold face type ttcckend the tout mullein ended with 234 points. "We didn't stall vcas sery pleimed spot iii Mc 'xi( Re .1 he Mai tin took about 45 min- on too ssell.’ limner said Hornet Baseball at Municipal Stadium, Tennis at South hulls idnalk . 5.151. Striti g (11.111111111111sil$11, ui 5 utes for lo Teel in and af- and Hanson started with 79 and MI Campus Courts. Softball at P.A.L. Stadium. Wicklund placed third in the an- Okla !his is the Spat lans sri. ond terward the team had a group pic- points respectively on the first da) al-mind competition. !wishing straight championship Appe.n.ince ture taken with the fish. "We were ''The putting was terrible." all rooting him on: goner Tracey The Stanford Health Policy Forum's 5th Annual National Conference I lanson said. Roth hit a 77 on the second day The team golled the windy and Hanson swung a 72 on the Love, course withiim its top player Pat final day while Horner sliced her Prenatal Care: Can Hurst. who vois in Palm Springs way through the %% Ind to a 71( competing in the Dinah Shore Invi- score. America Deliver? Adventure, 0*-"*Fir.

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